When using the expert mode in the hardware setup, BierBot interprets both "," and "." as decimal points. This is good, as it's less prone to user error. However, when you use "." as a decimal point and use three decimal places, the "." suddenly is interpreted as a thousands separator instead (0.933 --> 933.0).
Entering the values with "." and three decimal places:

Saved values after reloading the page:

I only noticed the error when my BierBot wouldn't stop heating anymore...
When using the expert mode in the hardware setup, BierBot interprets both "," and "." as decimal points. This is good, as it's less prone to user error. However, when you use "." as a decimal point and use three decimal places, the "." suddenly is interpreted as a thousands separator instead (0.933 --> 933.0).
Entering the values with "." and three decimal places:

Saved values after reloading the page:

I only noticed the error when my BierBot wouldn't stop heating anymore...